
075: I Am Very Easily Distracted
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I've always wondered if anyone actually bothers to read the summary. You know, if I don't "summarize" the episode, would anyone notice? If they did, would they care - and now that I've started the summary this way, do I go ahead and actually summarize anyway? Like, should I mention Jon talking about bees again? Or the quick little follow ups on MDS Attacks, GitHub's Package Registry or Social Proofs? Hacking the "unhackable" might be a good thing to mention, along with a software update "crashing" ankle monitors in the Netherlands. Oh, yeah - and then there's the SHA-1 Collision Attacks that are moving from theoretical to practical. But surely nobody wants to know about learning languages at an older age or photobioreactors in space or the fact that scientists have created a living organism from human-made DNA...
- 0:00 - Bees. What else?
- 5:22 - MDS Attacks
- 7:46 - GitHub Package Registry
- 9:18 - Social Proofs
- 11:30 - Hacking the "unhackable"
- 15:01 - Software is Everywhere
- 17:28 - SHA-1 Collision Attacks
- 23:38 - Learning Languages
- 28:55 - Photobioreactor in Space
- 33:04 - Synthetic Life
MDS Attacks
mdsattacks.comGitHub Package Registry
github.comSocial Proofs
haacked.comHacking the "unhackable"
pentestpartners.comSoftware is Everywhere
zdnet.comSHA-1 Collision Attacks
zdnet.comLearning Languages
medium.comPhotobioreactor in Space
sciencealert.comSynthetic Life
nytimes.com